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Meiji Year 34 Small New 1 Yen Silver Coin with JNDA Certification No. 80149

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Meiji Year 34 Small New 1 Yen Silver Coin, accompanied by JNDA certification, No. 80149. Manufactured in a total of 1,256,252 pieces. It features a right-turning small swirl with three spikes (3 flames), small cheek whiskers, heading claws, a double leaf, shallow round leaf carving, a single leaf density, small scales on chest and abdomen, large scales on the abdomen, and Through stamps. Decorative tail ribbon with thick design. In today's market, who still buys naked silver coins? Prices won't drop, even if you wait.

Meiji Year 34 Small New 1 Yen Silver Coin with JNDA Certification No. 80149

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30,000 Yen ($194.69)

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2026-04-17 13:16:59 JST

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The Meiji Year 34 Small New 1 Yen Silver Coin stands out as a significant piece in Japanese numismatics, reflecting the intricate artistry of the era with its meticulously detailed design elements. With a limited production of over 1.25 million pieces and a JNDA certification, this uncirculated coin is a testament to both historical significance and collector desirability. The Meiji period coins often appreciate in value due to their historic context and the ongoing interest in Japanese collectibles, especially among numismatists looking for authentic, early-run pieces. Today’s collectible market in Japan continues to favor well-preserved items like this, ensuring sustained interest and stability in pricing.